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‘Survivor 51’ contestant cuts off part of thumb during show
The injury was not staged, and Booker remained in the game after the doctor cleared him, host Jeff Probst said.
- On Wednesday's episode of Survivor 51, professional wrestler Brady Booker, 27, accidentally sliced off "a quarter" of his thumb while chopping wood with a machete in Fiji.
- Fellow contestant Patt Cannaday held the severed thumb tip in a seashell while waiting for medical help, as Booker admitted, "I knew I was going to do something stupid like this."
- Host Jeff Probst confirmed in his Field Notes that the injury was not staged and posed "no risk of having to pull him from the game."
- After receiving medical clearance, Booker said in a confessional that staying on the show "was like a new life," telling the doctor, "I would kiss you."
- Booker remains in the game as contestants compete for the $1 million grand prize, focusing on his goal to outwit, outplay and outlast despite the graphic injury.
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Brady Booker is one of the castaways on Survivor season 51 on CBS, and during the week two episode, he […] The post Survivor 51’s Brady Booker Chops Off Part of Thumb in Brutal Accident, Reveals What He Did with the Appendage (Photo & Video) appeared first on Just Jared - Celebrity News, Entertainment News & Photos.
Brady Booker Accidentally Chops Part Of His Thumb Off
An unfortunate incident involving Brady Booker. Former WWE talent Brady Booker is competing on the reality competition series Survivor. On the September 30th episode, he accidentally chopped a part of his thumb off. PEOPLE.com wrote the following about what occurred: "The graphic injury was shown in the Sept. 30 episode of the reality competition show,…
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